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culiar charm about ihe words zones
own" which II takes u man Or . boy
long to find out, but I doubt II there Ii
. woman who from i,abyhood has nos
recognized taat cfarrn. Let m .thet,
think with more confederation than has
becn our wont Of thsss woznon who
have never taken npor themselves The
pleasures AMI cares od wed.lsd aifr, but
whose lives have bean giyen mp to 9TH
ersfar more than hare thcys lpf the ma
joadsy OF their welded iiSetA
One such woman hhs charge OF q
household whose inmates are an invalid
mother. feeble grandmother and a
bachelor brother. she makes tho
home happy lor thspls and with WHIST
retafn for ti,is sacrifices Of her girlhood?
What afe her priviIcgssf9 She can NOS
order q dinner scrusd according TO her
own IDEAS, arid Il, chAsge the hour OF
a ncal or nsk spfrienat IN without FIRST
holding family con.ailsaNon would be
considered Nh tresls0ai.
1t h possibc that ersn mothers are a
little too sclEsh and s,aactin9 toward
the;r EEniarried daughiers. There Ia q
widow with three unmarried daughters
Of uncertain as,e." IL would be de-
c,ded conyenicnca 70 tho musician of
the family II the piano could be moved
to another part Of the Rooms. She speaks
TO Der mother about ii. The reply Is:
II see no reason. Emily. why II 5hould
be moved; it has always bcen there.
When you have d hoaEe OF your own
you can have the pane iust where you
choose"
How many mothers finished their
sentence in this ways is il moi possible
that remarks oil This kind may have
something,to 40 with the numerous i'll
assorted marriages we daily hear Of?
The innate longing Of our woman ma
turs TO have something % eall oar own,
to do with as we like, must be gratifisl.
and crafty ii we will In ono way or an
other Or die in the attempt.
Could not mother without loss Of
dignity divide her domift on. giving each
daughter province OF her owns Even
a room IN wh oh she cs,ia do exactly AZ
she plcascs and exercise her individual
taste will do much toward making her,
happy, and the daughter, n1ust be made
happy as well ~ the soast
We hear and read mi,ch on the sub
ject OF making home pleasant for the
boys. but few words nre ever Raid about
making home pleasant for tho girls.
There is q species, OF injustice shout
this which thoS, who have not observed
girls and their ways closely may not
have seen. They. too. hare tempfa-
tons and many little trials and dif-
fculfies TO overcome. and Of them Il 10
required that they shall lc alwsyschser-
ful and anaiablc, Ta5.
There II another family with one un-
married daughter still At home. She
docs much OF the housekeeping and the
1amily sewing. but her -ccreatson, tilat
which she loves above all else 10 her
palette and br,iss; and yet eycn her
time is not her Own. shs has not one
uninterrupted hour during the day.
Patiently. day after day. she puty aside
her canvas 10 fit ON mtther's dress or
sew on fathers buttons, or see that the
spare room is made ready for mothers
friends, and dry after day and week
after week The work she longed to do
has had TO be put OF TIL some future
time which never comes.
This young woman Is type OF csa1
whose burdens are hepvy bccanse made
up Of nunberless tribes. Can we not
BY little more thought for her who
thinks 20 often for others add some-
thing to her pleasurcs?--Rate Gd.son
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